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The TPI UK MCA Scorecards. provide data on productivity drivers and indicators for MCA geographies in the UK.

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Exploring new indicators to assess disparities in digital-intensive firms and innovation adoption across UK Mayoral Combined Authorities.

Data Tools

The TPI Visualisation tool for UK regional productivity provides custom visualizations of regional productivity in the UK.

News

U.S. nonfarm business productivity rose 1.2% SAAR in Q4 2024, the smallest gain since Q1 2023.

Welcome to the Productivity Laboratory

The Lab is part of the The Productivity Institute. We collect, disseminate, and produce tools for researchers and policymakers to analyse productivity. We provide:

The Lab also collaborates with institutes such as ONS, ESCoE, OECD Spatial Productivity Lab, The Data City, and The Conference Board.

UK productivity dashboards

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UK regional productivity visualisation tool

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Declining US manufacturing sector labour productivity

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Euro area labour productivity

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Digitalisation and Prevalence of Innovative Practices in Firms in Mayoral Combined Authorities

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Productivity and Drivers for ITL1 regions in the UK (2022)
GVA per hour
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  1. London £50.60
  2. South East £44.40
  3. Scotland £38.50

Export Intensity (2021)
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  1. London 37.4%
  2. Wales 30.3%
  3. Scotland 29.3 %

New Businesses
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  1. London 12.7%
  2. Yorkshire and The Humber 12.6%
  3. North West 12.5%

Low Skilled Labour
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  1. Northern Ireland 23.6%
  2. Wales 12%
  3. North East 11.9%

High Skilled Labour
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  1. London 58.9%
  2. Scotland 54.2%
  3. South East 48.1%

Inactive due to Illness
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  1. North East 43.2%
  2. Scotland 41.2%
  3. Wales 40.6%

Fibre connectivity
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  1. Northern Ireland 83.6%
  2. Yorkshire and The Humber 49.4%
  3. London 43.6%

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